On 9/1/06, Kelvin Luck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Michael Haggerty wrote: > > Since Flash likes to always appear on top, I have come up with a > > method to hide the player tied to the firing of Thickbox. > > This isn't an answer to your question but a suggestion for a workaround. > If you embed the flash with wmode="transparent" then it doesn't always > like to be on top and your thickbox should work fine. The downside is > that the performance of the flash movie will suffer - depends on the > movie but this may be an easier solution, > You can avoid the performance hit by using wmode="opaque" instead of wmode="transparent". But be warned, both of these are slightly buggy - in particular check that any clickable areas are still where you expect them to be after scrolling the page in firefox 1.x
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